The best bet would be to follow the steps in the link you mention, configure Hibernate 
to using the appropriate values (including the basic dialect) and then  run the unit 
tests and see what breaks.  In all likelihood you may have to end up writing a custom 
Dialect implementation, but that should be about the only change to support a new DBMS 
(check out the other platform-specific Dialects for examples)...



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Listgarten
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 1:29 PM
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Subject: [Hibernate] Adding TimesTen to the list of supported databases
for Hibernate


Hi. I am interested in "vetting" TimesTen's DBMS with Hibernate. We have
customers using TimesTen to persist Java objects, and they could certainly
do it easier if they could use Hibernate instead of doing their own mapping
and hand-coding JDBC.

I see at http://www.hibernate.org/80.html that many DBMS's are tested with
Hibernate and others are "thought to be compatible". I would like for
TimesTen to be on that list, preferably under "tested", for starters.

What is the best approach for us to verify our compatibility, and then,
following that, to add extensions for our system as needed?

I am new to Hibernate, so will start off, for example, by following the
basics in http://www.hibernate.org/152.html and then trying to run some demo
(e.g., AdminApp) using TimesTen.

But, beyond that, I'm interesting in learning if there is a set of tests for
verifying compatibility, and if there is a procedure for adding
DBMS-specific extensions/hooks to Hibernate.

Thanks for any info you can provide. If it's RTFM, that is A-OK, just point
me to the M, because there are many, not to mention forums/blogs/lists, and
I haven't seen this info (yet).

Thanks,

-- Sherry Listgarten.
   Architect, TimesTen, Inc.




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